so im still a beginner and need advice on forex trading no experience as of yet, so far ive been doing research and reading books about trading. im from sheffield uk if anyone is close by to help or you could just send me message on here or via emails from wherever you maybe. my questions are which platforms and brokers are best suited for someone just starting out. what should i look out for as i start this journey. for trading courses which ones do you recommend from experience. this is what i want to do so please unless you are giving constructive suggestions, aint no body got time for that.lol lastthingis, is there anyone is willing to be my mentor?
My advice is take your money and spend it in an education or invest in yourself. You have no idea what you getting into, and no stranger is going to hold you by the hand, become a mentor and teach you magic for free. Sorry for delivering the sad truth.
True to some degree, all the traders out there had to start from somewhere and thanks for your post I will definitely invest in education. If there is anyone willing to show me magic I will work for them for free for 2 years obviously how much money I can make them will depend on how good their magic is.
If you're interested in day trading forex, study and master the concepts in Bob Volman's book: Forex Price Action Scalping: an in-depth look into the field of professional scalping In fact, he has another book out (which I haven't read yet): Understanding Price Action: practical analysis of the 5-minute time frame
I have not read either book, but you really think a 30 dollar book is going to teach someone how to trade one of the most competitive markets of the modern world? If this was true, the book would be flooded with reviews from people whose financial status and lives were significantly improved, don't you think?
@Autodidact Please share with us what might be helpful It might be a 30 dollar book but I'm gona learn a lot from it. That I'm sure of its a starting point right now I wana accumulate as much knowledge as I can. And can we keep the thread positive and constructive.
Did not mean to sound negative or destructive, just realistic. Your person to follow would be NoDoji, best wishes in your journey.
Don't put the cart before the horse. Go and get a copy of 'Trading and Exchanges: Market Microstructure for Practitioners' by Larry Harris.
@Autodidact, I know what you mean and thanks But I'm tired of the same thing I've been doing for the past 8 years how else will I know if its going to work out for me unless if I try.